US EditionFaudel, Supporter of Nicolas Sarkozy: "the Knife Under the Throat", He Bitterly Regrets
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In the 1990s, Faudel conquered the hearts of the French with tubes like "Such I love you, I think of you, So much I love you, I dream of you, So much I love you passionately, So much I love you madness", which shook the whole of France. Nicknamed the "Little Prince of the Rai", he never totally abandoned the music, continuing to perform from time to time despite his media withdrawal. However, his support posted to Nicolas Sarkozy during the 2007…
"Thus I love you, I think of you, So much I love you, I dream of you, So much I love you passionately, So much I love you madness"... This declaration of inflamed love made several millions of French sing and dance in the 1990s. His interpreter, Faudel, was even crowned "Little Prince of the Rai". If he then came out of the radars, the artist never stopped pushing the song from time to time. Faudel made a lot of talk about him by providing his u…
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